Showing posts with label lighting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lighting. Show all posts
17 February 2010
texil cables
these are easy to use for all of your home lighting adventures. good plain or with a jar, lantern, or basket. very affordable and easy to order on midsommar
jam it up
Labels:
architecture,
Art,
food,
kids,
lighting,
Products,
recycling,
supplies,
sustainability
rays of light
Labels:
design,
food,
interiors,
lighting,
organic,
organization,
recycling,
sustainability
10 September 2009
09 August 2009
texas gets better and better
incredible feature in refueled on friend and client, liz lambert. amazing photos, background and design insight on liz's newest project, hotel saint cecilia. friends bobby & steve of mercury design studio get a shout out, too. hooray!
Labels:
architecture,
Art,
collaboration,
color,
design,
environment,
Home,
hotels,
interiors,
lighting,
me encanta,
Music,
restaurants,
retail,
smell,
swim,
texas,
Textiles,
travel
25 June 2009
Key Components
Two photos from Elle Deco | South Africa.

The storage along the ceiling in this kitchen is a great use of space and has the side benefit of creating depth and interest.

I think this bathtub speaks for itself.

The storage along the ceiling in this kitchen is a great use of space and has the side benefit of creating depth and interest.

I think this bathtub speaks for itself.
Labels:
Art,
body,
collaboration,
color,
cooking,
design,
environment,
food,
Home,
lighting,
Love,
south africa
26 May 2009
Aim for White & Blue City Fancy

Photography by Brigitte Wolfgang Drejer. Represented by sisters agency in France, she has a whole category dedicated to *snow*
These selections are from her 'white' & 'city slickers' categories.
13 May 2009
Cozy Grey

This light is from the Danish design group Muuto - meaning change in Finnish. They designed this light to be used in early evening 'to create a cozy mood.' Their leading design principle is to take a fresh, uncomplicated look on everyday items - to illicit a response like: How clever - why didn't I think of that?
24 April 2009
Dream Bath

I've never seen porthole/trailer windows used on an interior. This bathtub parlour mixes a special shade of green with white and creates a boozy, sleepy, spell-like mood. It feels like it's nicely hidden - tucked away in a soft pocket of the house - and a perfect spot to sip on a chilled gin & tonic and read a delicious mystery.
via MCM
07 April 2009
09 March 2009
Simple Extreme
Caroline Swift's collection is a well-edited selection of delicate, simple romantic pieces that can be worn, given or used as embellishment. The packaging is black or white finished with elegant twine and a flirty ceramic notion.

The glass vessels remind me of a summer swim and the nesting bowls are so thin and delicate, they are almost luminescent.



I think I may have found my little black dress for the summer.

Natural Fibers
I've been experimenting (with some help from Lee and our friend Daniel) with newspaper 'yarn'. I got the idea from Greetje van Tiem when she was featured on Greenupgrader.
We've made some yarn and then crocheted it with thin, copper wire. I made a lampshade out of our first batch. I'm a little obsessed...
It throws a fantastic shadow and the variations in print color really stick out.
I've been looking for furniture and lighting made from non-traditional materials. I ran across these chairs and lights from Yonoh of Spain made with rope.
06 March 2009
Bring on the Night
I love these dream flyers from GoodforAll. I can't wait to try these out with some friends.
I think it's so nice when something's created with the intention of bringing people together and the sole purpose of a beautiful experience.
I think it's so nice when something's created with the intention of bringing people together and the sole purpose of a beautiful experience.
Labels:
collaboration,
Community,
Cure: Everywhere I Look,
lighting
23 February 2009
Tie me up with a Textilkabel


I'm seeing more and more woven designs every day. One particular woven art supply has been very hard to find! I have been on the hunt for woven electrical cable for a couple of projects. Woven cable (Textilkabel) is an insulated cord that is usually found on irons in Europe. Today I landed on Textilkabel-Lowenstein in Frankfurt. Not only do they have woven cable but they have an amazing color selection! They also sell hard-to-find ceramic lightbulb housings.
"We are prepared to be radical."
Ross Russell and his wife Sally challenged dRMM architects and Ross' old schoolmate, Alex de Rijke to design a sliding house that provided 'degrees of shelter.' Together they've created a mold breaking house that changes shape and form with the power of two car batteries. In dRMM's brief to the Ross family, they proclaimed, "We are prepared to be radical." Looks like their intention helped set them up for a most radical success. Via mocoloco and wallpaper*
20 February 2009
Paper Light My Fire



I worked on a project about six years ago and I was so excited to work for the first time with a lighting consultant. Lighting is a special aspect of design and creating a mood. These handmade lights by Anna Hössle reflect her background as a professional bookbinder. The detail and quality comes only from this kind of handmade craftsmanship.
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